How to market to the work from home traveler (Ep.349)
Summary
In this episode of Get Paid For Your Pad, the hosts discuss how to market to the work-from-home traveler including how a strong, dedicated wifi can make your listing more appealing to this group. They also explain that fewer than 10% of current listings are approved for business travel and ways to leave clues to bring in the work-from-home customer base without violating Terms of Service.
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